Fantasy Football Points Calculator
Calculate PPR fantasy points from a stat line.
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How it works
Fantasy football turns real player performance into points, and this calculator computes them using the widely used PPR scoring system. You enter a player's passing, rushing, and receiving statistics for a game, and it returns the total fantasy points. The scoring follows standard PPR (points per reception) rules: passing yards score 1 point per 25 yards and passing touchdowns 4 points each, with interceptions costing 2 points; rushing and receiving yards score 1 point per 10 yards and those touchdowns 6 points each; each reception is worth 1 point, the defining feature of PPR that rewards pass-catchers; and lost fumbles subtract 2 points. The calculator adds up all these components to give a player's total for the game. This is useful for checking a player's score, projecting matchups, comparing players, and settling scoring questions in your league. PPR is one of the most common formats, but leagues vary: standard (non-PPR) scoring omits the point per reception, half-PPR awards half a point per catch, and some leagues use different values for passing touchdowns or add bonuses. This calculator uses the standard full-PPR values; if your league differs, adjust your interpretation of the passing-touchdown and reception values accordingly. Enter a player's stat line to calculate their PPR fantasy points.
Standard PPR: pass yd/25 + pass TD×4 − INT×2 + rush/rec yd/10 + rush/rec TD×6 + rec×1 − fumble×2
Standard PPR (points per reception) fantasy scoring awards 1 point per 25 passing yards and 4 per passing touchdown, 1 point per 10 rushing or receiving yards and 6 per rushing or receiving touchdown, 1 point per reception, and subtracts 2 points for each interception and lost fumble. The calculator sums these for a player's total.
Source:Fantasy football PPR scoring
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How to use this calculator
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Enter your values
Enter your values in the fields above.
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Adjust the options
Adjust passing yards, passing tds, interceptions, rushing yards, rushing tds, receptions (ppr), receiving yards, receiving tds and fumbles lost if they apply — sensible defaults are already set.
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Read your result
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Frequently asked questions
What is PPR scoring?
PPR stands for points per reception, a popular fantasy football format that awards 1 point for every catch a player makes, on top of standard yardage and touchdown scoring. This rewards receivers and pass-catching running backs. Half-PPR gives half a point per reception, while standard scoring gives none. This calculator uses full-PPR values.
How are fantasy points calculated?
In standard PPR, passing yards score 1 point per 25 and passing touchdowns 4 each, minus 2 per interception. Rushing and receiving yards score 1 point per 10 and those touchdowns 6 each, plus 1 point per reception, minus 2 per lost fumble. The calculator sums all these from the stat line you enter.
Why are receptions worth points in PPR?
The point per reception was added to fantasy scoring to reward players who catch many passes, balancing the value of receivers and pass-catching running backs against high-yardage rushers. It reduces the dominance of touchdown-dependent scoring and makes more players fantasy-relevant, which is why PPR has become one of the most popular formats.
How does standard scoring differ from PPR?
Standard, or non-PPR, scoring is identical to PPR except it awards no points for receptions. This makes touchdown-scoring and high-yardage players relatively more valuable and pass-catchers less so. Half-PPR sits in between, giving half a point per catch. To use this calculator for standard scoring, ignore the reception contribution.
Do all leagues use these exact values?
No. While the values here reflect the common standard PPR settings, leagues can customize scoring: some give 6 points for passing touchdowns instead of 4, add yardage bonuses, or penalize fumbles differently. Check your league's settings and adjust if they differ from the standard values this calculator uses.